Rising housing and insurance costs have many people looking for alternatives to meet their housing needs. Even an apartment or rental home may be too cost-prohibitive for some. For real estate firms offering alternatives—such as our latest Best Dividend Capture Pick—the rewards can be great, including steady cash flows, hefty profits, and a multi-decade history of rising dividends.
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Our pick is a “lifestyle property” owner, specifically one who owns manufactured home communities. Don’t let that focus fool you—these aren’t the trailer parks you’d find in movies or TV shows. These are luxury properties with full amenities, likely featuring high-end appliances, granite countertops, hardwood floors, and six-figure price tags. Our pick profits twice from these properties: once from the sale or construction, and again as the homeowner pays a monthly rental fee for the land and amenities, generating consistent cash flows.
The best part is that our pick continues to find new ways to grow.
Our pick has begun branching out into owning marinas, RV resorts, and campgrounds, property types that share long-term similarities with its manufactured home business. Trends, such as retiree downsizing to its key operating areas, elevated overall housing prices, and the rise of adventure tourism, continue to boost demand for its communities. As a result, our pick has sustained ample cash flow and a clear plan for long-term success.
All of this growth has made our lifestyle property pick a powerful dividend capture selection.
A dividend capture strategy involves buying a stock before its ex-dividend date and selling it after the payout has been recovered. With an ex-dividend date of Friday, March 27, our pick is well positioned for this strategy, as evidenced by its historical average recovery period of 3.7 days after going ex-dividend.
For investors seeking a combination of income and capital appreciation, our latest real estate pick could be a lucrative option.
